Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Burst
Canonical path: /burst/where-the-wave-broke
Related lyric paths: 6
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Where The Wave Broke
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Where The Wave Broke
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Could have carried us farther
Mired only by ourselves
Horizon glowed in morning
Through vile was our resolve
A promise to betray
A betrayal to remember
Where the wave broke
And flushed us back
Back into the sea
Would have brought a haven
Sadness, that bitter failure
Night's embrace was colder
As the stars lit
One by one
A memory rejected
Rejection was the promise
Should have gazed beyond
Ashen clouds that covered
Saw us huddle
Fearing
That bloated bastard sunrise.
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Burst performs "Where The Wave Broke", and this lyric page sits inside the Burst catalog on LyroVerse.
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